Yearly Archives: 2011

Washington, D.C.-  As summer comes to an end, school is just around the corner for children across the United States. For children enrolled in state schools, this typically means the return of unhealthy lunches that are best described as “fast food”: … Continue reading →

The September issue of Bee Culture has an article by my father (Pete Sieling) on saving brood comb. He’s been doing more swarm removals this summer, and this is reflected in the detail of the article. -Gary

Check it out at http://blog.beeculture.com/

Guest post by webpagefx Gardening organic is easy to do, when you’ve got tips like these. Mulch, compost and effective pest control are all essential to gardening organic.  Compost  Compost is an organic material that has decomposed and is re-used … Continue reading →

Guest post by Laura Zanskey In many places across the U.S.A. there is a growing fascination within the local communities that comes with urban gardening and the local food market. This may seem strange at first because the local market is … Continue reading →

World Population Day: Agriculture Offers Huge Opportunities for a Planet of 7 Billion Worldwatch’s Nourishing the Planet team highlights sustainable ways to feed a growing population while also providing economic opportunities and enhancing the environment. Washington, D.C.- As the global population … Continue reading →